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Dexi is a lifelong learning system: notes, bookmarks, newsletters, and RSS feeds collected into one searchable workspace. Everything you save becomes a note, so one search — full-text or semantic — covers your whole reading life. This site documents the two ways software connects to Dexi:

MCP server

The primary integration. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any other MCP client can search, read, and write your notes over an OAuth-secured connection. Full read/write access through eighteen tools.

Capture API

A single write-only REST endpoint for saving pages from anywhere — authenticated with a personal API token. This is what the iOS share-sheet Shortcut uses.
A word on scope, so you don’t go looking for endpoints that aren’t here: Dexi’s REST API is deliberately small. Personal API tokens authenticate only the capture endpoint — they cannot read your notes. Full programmatic access to your workspace (search, read, create, edit, review) goes through the MCP server, where each connection is approved in the browser and can be revoked at any time. Your published feeds are readable without any credentials.
Keep API tokens and MCP connections to services you trust. A connected MCP client with the write scope can create, edit, and delete notes.

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Getting help

Questions or problems: dexi.net/support, or email team@dexi.net. The knowledge base covers the product side of everything documented here.